claims a bay area life. how the state department plans to crack down. on the violence as tensions flare in northern africa. i'm scott mcgrew live in san francisco. full coverage of apple's upcoming event. and a good looking day shaping up for your wednesday. 80s inland. 70s bay side. 60s at the coast. a heat wave starts tomorrow. we'll forecast that. your commute is also shaping up. we'll show you where the brake lights are. a live look. that's the hp pavilion. the shark tank in san jose on a wednesday, september 12th. this is "today in the bay. good morning, everybody. on a wednesday morning. 6:00 straight up. thanks for joining us. >> we begin with the latest on a

developing story. we are learning new detail also this morning about the attack on the u.s. consulate in ben ghazi, libya, that killed four americans. among them was this man here. christopher stevens. the u.s. ambassador who was born and raised in northern california. he graduated from uc berkeley in 1982 and then received a law degree from half thine hastings in 1989. he was killed in this attack. secretary of state clinton condemning the attacks. a libyan official says the americans were killed when protesters attacked the consulate in response to a u.s. film they deemed blasphemous to the prophet muhammad. president obama released a statement condemning that attack.

he was once the victim. a south bay priest beaten as he sat in a retirement home. now he's an accused sex offender. his alleged victims are calling for prosecutors to charge him with perjury. the high profile calls of reverend jerold lindner. live from san jose, where today prosecutors will be holding a critical meeting with the man who beat lindner that could lead to charges against that priest. >> reporter: the l.a. wants to hear from lynch before deciding. lynch was acquitted of that beating of father lindner several months ago here in san jose.

now this case is upon us. it was in that trial that father lindner took the stand in the beating. he denied ever molesting william lynch or his brother even though the prosecutor basically admitted it during opening arguments. lynch's lawyer jumped out of his seat and told the judge to get the priest an attorney because he had just perjured himself. harass accused of prosecutor of setting up the police to commit perjury. lynch told nbc bay area he didn't understand why no perjury charges had been filed. >> he purchase jured himself pure and simple. so he will meet today here at the county government center with several people including

lynch and his attorney. so this morning father jerry lindner sleeping in his retirement home not knowing if the d.a. will haul him back into court. now, that jury back in this trial, they aquilted lynch, even though he admitted in court that he did beat up father jerry lindner. we're live in san jose. >> 6:04. breaking the silence. a former student of stillerman prep in san jose says he was sexually abused at that school. saying jesuit brother farrington abused him when he was a boarding student there in the '60s. the california society jess suettes which overseas bellarmine sent a letter to staff that reads, jess suette brother william farrington was removed from ministry with minors after allegations surfaced from another former student. he now exercises no public

ministry and lives under close supervision at the jesuit infirmary. the victim says he wanted to put a story out there as part of the healing process and to encourage other possible victims to seek healing their own. police hoping newly released surveillance photos will help somebody identify the suspects who robbed and killed a 7 eleven store clerk. seconds later, police say they shot and killed the 67-year-old clerk. this marked milpitas' first homicide of the year. it happened two blocks away from the police station. >> it just shows you how brazen and willing these suspects are to take risks to actually commit an armed robbery which eventually led to a homicide right down the street from the police department. >> the owner of that 7 eleven is hiring security for the overnight hours and the parent company is offering a cash

reward for the arrest and conviction of the suspects. >> police have released dramatic surveillance video of an armed robbery at a convenience store. take a look. this happened last tuesday at the shell gas station on second and fourth streets. the masked gunman demanding money from the clerk and then he took off on foot. san ralph fall police are asking anyone with information to call the police immediately. there is a cash reward for information leading to an arrest. lock your windows and your doors. the warning after new numbers show a big jump in burglaries. christy smith joins us live with more on these numbers and the new map showing the exact areas being targeted. christy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i just spoke with one man this morning who says really this shouldn't come as a surprise.

the economy is is improving in some areas but people are still desperate so why not come to a place like palo alto? numbers are startling. that home burglaries are up 50% from last year. the trend is a five-year high according to a new crime report from the palo alto police department. police are say more homes are empty during the day. that could be one factor. sometimes the window is smashed or pried open but most often what happened is the doors or windows are just left unlocked. we took a look around recently and saw quite a few windows wide open. police reminding people to lock u. now, i just spoke with that man who told me it's easy to think it won't happen to me. >> people get in certain areas, are in a false sense of security. they think they're safe. they don't have to take precautions. especially in palo alto. they think palo alto is a safe city and don't realize that predators will come over here

too. >> reporter: a new crime map shows the hot spots for august and september. in the north, west and southeast of the city. in august, 26 burglaries, 5 already in september. police have increased patrols during the day but also at night they say when more car break-ins are happening as well. reporting live in palo alto, christy smith, today in the bay. >> new this morn, morning, 15 people are looking for another place to stay after a fire. it happened on pacific avenue. firefighters rescuing one person from the flames about 1:00 this morning. then had to evacuate 14 others. it took a little less than an hour to knock down the fire. no one was hurt. the cause is still under investigation. >> it's 6:08. a little bit of deja vu in the weather compared to yesterday. cool start, hot afternoon. >> yeah, repeat performance. then things really change

tomorrow. you might just be happy with the upper 80s as opposed to the near triple digit heat. strong on-shore flow this morning bringing on that cloud cover. let's get right to your wind speeds this morning. san jose just mostly clear conditions. mostly cloudy even over san jose. wind speeds are coming out of the west. you'll notice that here. you get that cool ocean air transported to your inland valleys. the air outside reaches 89 degrees. you're still going to feel that comfortable sea breeze. making it really nice out there. at noon today that breeze picks up. started to get 10 miles per hour sustained speeds. that's enough to keep you cool. open up those windows in your home. good air quality today. 68 at the coast. full forecast and seven day in a few moments. >> the tol plaza starting to show some backup in the cash lanes. typical pattern.

we'll look at the south bay as well. 101 the northbound with headlights on 680 and 280. the orange section north of 680 slows to 880. make its way with the volume towards the airport. the northbound route looking good. another look outside shows you we have the build coming out of the pass. another live look outside. we'll show you there's the san mateo bridge. smooth drive to the peninsula. getting crowded. back to you. >> i can't think of a roller coaster when you show that shot. let the hype begin. a big-time ann nouncement just hours away. of course the news is expected to up the ante on the smart phone market. >> will the rumored new iphone be all its fans hope for? for that, let's turn it over to

scott mcgrew. he's live at the center for the arts in san francisco with a gorgeous backdrop. >> reporter: they've done a wonderful job. i think i can probably update mike's traffic report as well and say when you look at third and howard there are a lot of satellite trucks. as crews from all over the world. we have a second camera here as well. as we see all the media gathering just before dawn. outside the center for the performing arts. apple has prepared to announce what we expect to be the iphone 5. it will have a bigger screen. so we hear. it will have lgt so you can browse that much faster. do we expect a new ipad? no, we expect the backout here next month for an ipad mini announcement. we'll see a lot more at 10:00 a.m. today.

there are really two things going on here from' business perspective. cell phone expected to sue. you got the battle of phones versus computers as well. all of this happening at 10:00 a.m. this morning. >> okay, scott, thanks so much. we'll tell you why the tech titan might be taking aim at google.

6:14. wouldn't it be nice to go for a run across the bridge now? clear sailing as people make their way out of the toll plaza. they already have a billion users. they have a major movie about it. now gearing up to give google a

run for its money. founder zuckerberg hinting about the company's interest in search. points out there is a huge opportunity for facebook to cater to people searching online for brand pages and apps. zuckerberg says facebook has already put together a team working on search features. >> a search is interesting. we do on the order of a billion queries a day. we're basically not even trying. i know that's a big opportunity there. >> he said a lot about mobile. mentioned it 35 times. for the first time addressing stock performance. calling it disappointing. zuckerberg still insists facebook is a good place to work and says the future of that company and the website is only getting brighter. >> at 6:15, if you're just waking up, here's a recap of the top stories. apple ceo tim cook is set to

make a big announcement. rumor has it apple will be introducing the iphone 5. a man who claims he was abused by a priest as a child will meet with prosecutors today. william lynch claiming father jerold lindner lied on the stand when he told a jury he did not sexually assault lynch. lynch was acquitted beating the priest two years ago despite admitting he did it. >> the u.s. ambassador to libya has been killed in a rocket attack in ben ghazi. christopher stevens grew up in nowhere california. he graduated from cal berkeley in san francisco. new video from japan where nearly 10,000 people have been evacuated due to massive flooding. heavy rains burst the banks of a

river in the northern part of that country. flooding critical roadways and railways. rescue workers are using boats trying to move the people to safety. some very good news as firefighters battle to contain a big wildfire in northern california. the scolds fire is burning east of ukai. it has scorched 4600 acres. crews say they have it 70% contained. hundreds of people were evacuated over the weekend. that evacuate order has now been lifted. it is a much different story in washington. this new video shot overnight showing a series of firing burning over the cascade mountain range. it looks like the sky is on fire. hundreds of people have been evacuatel evacuated. three homes have been destroyed. more than 60,000 eracres. christina loren is here to

talk about the weather. >> it is going to be nice. elevated fire danger tomorrow. tomorrow, we'll see those off shore wind, pick up. what happens is those winds pump from land to sea. they negate that marine influence. so that will be tomorrow. today, we're getting that marine influence starting with a live picture over san jose. batman live next week at the hp p pavilion. this is going to keep us cool told. temperatures in the low 80s. no 90s on that temperature map till tomorrow, and then we will see possibly triple digits. we've got a major heat wave just around the corner. visibility's really dropping off. in gilroy, you've got three quarters of a mile. we'll see visibilities lowered. the fog will get worse before it

gets better. by 9:00, we'll start to see some improvement. high pressure is going to take control tomorrow. so what happens is we get that clockwise flow. the winds pump from land to sea. so we do hope they get a hold of that fire burning near ukai. hopefully, full containment today. wanted to point out, we've got good air quality. temperatures will be hot enough for the ac in livermore. you're getting that natural cooling along the coastline and the inner bay. 77 degrees in freemont. perfect today. 89 degrees today. jumped to 96 tomorrow. near triple digits in gill roy. we'll level off in weekend. two weekends left of summertime. 6:19. let's check your drive.

>> we look to the bridge where up till three minutes ago i saw a motorcycle on the road. no lanes were blocked but that driver got back on and headed west. smooth drive over to the peninsula. look at all the company you have in the westbound direction. a smooth drive north, heading towards that bridge. or south into the south bay. the bay shore freeway looks really nice. we'll catch up with these folks. some them in the south bay. coming down through mountain view and sunnyville. the commute direction is your northbound direction. so we'll check that. northbound from about capital expressway, and then really slamming down on the speeds. 680 to 880. continuing out to the airport for that build. we'll see 87 follow shortly in suit as well as 280 coming down. parallel to many spots. as a great alternate to you. east bay, smooth drive. freemont north past the scales

moving nicely. south outside pick up the volume south of the dunn barton bridge. southbound slow through oakland but not a big deal getting to the bay bridge. south plaza, lights are on, all these folks are waiting. that's where you cross. back to you. a bit of a transformation. how about mill valley becoming the new tinseltown? we'll tell you why so many stars are flocking there.

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welcome back. live pictures from cairo, egypt, right now, where there has been some uproar. this is in relation to what's happening in libya where christopher stevens was killed overnight. we can tell you in cairo there are fears more of that will be spilling over. some of the devastation and attacks. secretary of state hillary clinton is there. she and president obama will be talking about the situation, hoping to put it in perspective. they will step to the mic later this morning to talk about the situation. we will keep you posted as more information comes in. >> 6:24. diamond jubilee is heading east today. >> that's right. prince william and his wife continue that tour of singapore

all day. the royal couple attended several events. getting in the groove. kate also visiting a school for special needs children. the couple touring a rolls royce factory as well as meeting with the children. there, prince william at the factory talked to workers and thanked that company for its close ties to great britain. also, prince william and his wife, the duchess of cambridge -- actually, we've got another story. >> this is in rome. hundreds of so-called love locks attach to a famed bridge are being removed. rome city leaders decided to cut off the padlocks to save the 1700-year-old bridge from damage. the bridge across the river is known for the many locks attached to it, each one put there by lovers to symbolize

their lasting love. >> got to keep the love alive. >> love is always in the air. >> don't remove those locks. christina loren is here to talk about -- is it lovely weather in the air? >> it's lovely. good morning. temperatures are comfortable. 78 degrees in places like oakland. 68 in san francisco. inland getting a little bit toasty as of noon. rising from the low 80s into the upper 80s between noon and 4:00. let's check your drive. >> live lookings. it's getting crowded over here. north 101 slowing up past the airport. typical pattern. looking at the bay bridge. as you would expect, backups here, all the way back past the 880 overcrossing. the volume coming in. no slowing till you get to just about the 880 overcrossing here and the north bay, a smooth drive for southbound 101. no real slowing till you get to

petaluma. back to you. >> all right, mike, thank you very much. a slew of a-list hollywood stars expected for the film festival. check the lineup. ben affleck, dustin hoffman, billy bob. they'll be among the big names. they all have films actually in that lineup. the gentlemen debuting as directors. films from all over the world. runs from the 4th all the way to the 14th. is a tech heavyweight about to get punched? >> sounds kind of aggressive. plus, the new surveillance video of that massive fire at the chevron refinery in richmond. what investigators are now saying about the penny-thin oil pipeline at the center this much investigation. [ woman ] dear chex cereal,

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live from wall street, they are calling it apple day there. as traders gear up for a big-time announcement from the silicon valley tech titan. >> good morning. the anticipation is building over this morning's apple announcements. rumor has it the company will unveil its newest iphone. sources of the company's arch rival say they might sue to stop the sale of any new phone the moment it is introduced. our business and tech reporter scott mcgrew is live in san francisco where apple's announcement will be made. what would it take for samsung to sue? >> reporter: it would take $350, that's the filing fee in san jose federal court to sue someone and that's what it appears that samsung is threatening in that korean

newspaper article. at issue is apple's plan to unveil a lge capable phone. samsung and another company both own patents on this. samsung threatening to sue. the courthouse opens at 9:00 a.m. we expect the announcement at 10:00 a.m. i certainly contacted samsung and they wisely didn't answer. as for wall street, perhaps a bit of a sell-off. we often see that selling on the news. we'll continue to update you throughout the day. we'll have a big wrap up at 5:00. >> you're certainly not alone. a big story. >> reporter: there must be 12 out here and lots of excitement. >> all right, thanks.

we'll have continuing coverage of the apple announcement with scott mcgrew. and all day on our website nbc bay area.com. new this morning, an east bay man clinging to life as police try to track who shot him. police say in oakland the man is now in critical condition after being shot late last night at the intersection of west mack arthur boulevard and shafter avenue. so far, police have no description of the suspect. >> some troubling numbers. should have everyone in palo alto checking their windows and doors. police say burr glares are up. authorities say in some cases one simple change could have prevented this crime. live in palo alto with more on the numbers. >> reporter: good morning. police here in palo alto are

aware of what's going on. neighborhood groups have been trying to meet with police. some talking about surveillance systems. making sure that neighbors watch out for neighbors. residenti residenti residential burglaries are up. police are saying more homes are empty during the day, as kids are going back to school. sometimes the window is smashed or pried open. most often the doors or windows are left unlocked. we saw quite a few windows wide open. police reminding people of course to lock up those doors and windows. and locking up cars too because break-ins are also on the rise. >> never have anything showing on my car. on top of that, i have an alarm system and i use a club. and that way, it's a deterrent.

>> reporter: a new crime map that was released shows the hot spots for august and september are in the northwest and southeast parts of the city. in auction 26bu burglaries. in august, 26 burglaries. police have upped their patrols. new detail also as we get our first look at newly released surveillance video. the video shows a vapor cloud released moments before last month's massive chevron refinery fire in richmond. board members releasing that video during a meeting with the council last night. investigators say they're still try to determine exactly what that cloud consisted of. and that answer could really be extremely critical because at least 18 of the refinery employees were exposed to the cloud. investigators also telling the council parts the failed steel

pipe had gotten so bad it thinned to the thickness of a penny. officials are trying to determine why chevron did not inspect that pipe. today's the day. a really good looking day because of this fog this morning. good morning. you'll notice old glory blowing in the breeze. we've got that fog. the fog will be at its worst at 8:00. so cool enough for a jacket. we'll see temperatures jump from the 50s into the 60s by 8:00 a.m. we'll be left with a full deck of clouds at that point. from san jose, over the san francisco bay. and san francisco, mostly cloudy, till about noon.

look at what happens. the marine layer breaks apart. we're not talking about a blanket of clouds hugging the coastline today but a nice we t westerly flow. your hour by hour forecast workings like this. 80 degrees at 4:00 p.m. closer to the triple digits tomorrow. want to get a look at your drive. >> good morning. look at your drive. this is 101. very slow because of all these cars here. it's the orange section for north 101. towards the merge is where it's the worst. we see the volume picking up for the south bay as is typical. we see a real big burst coming in. on the connector there, there is an accident. car spun out after hitting some degree. reports of a wooden pallet there. live look outside.

shows you the bay bridge toll plaza backed up. the east shore freeway, you have some slowing through berkeley. you see that fog christina is talking about. not yet affecting those speeds or your visibility as far as your drive goes. >> 6:37. still ahead, a government supervisor turned street fighter. we'll tell you if a street brawl will force a lawmaker to force charges. >> it looks like strike three. the question is, are they getting anywhere close to a deal.

it is day three of the chicago school strike. still no end in sight. negotiators are still talking. they say they're making some progress. both sides admit a deal still does not look imminent. at issue, pay, job security and teacher evaluations. total of about 25,000 teachers walked off the job monday, filling the streets to picket, affecting nearly 400,000 students. >> california republican congressional candidate is now backing away from a recent remark in which he said women who have abortions are more likely to get cancer. he made the statement during a debate earlier this week. the american cancer society

responded quickly. saying there's no scientific evidence to back those claims. yesterday, he retracted the comments saying he was misinformed. he is running for congress. >> we know a county supervisor will not face criminal charges in connection with a street fight. he was arrested on labor day after a fight with at least two other men. san diego's district attorney could still decide to file misdemeanor charges. a final decision will be made sometime this week. bay area blood shed in the streets of libya as a cal graduate loses his life during violent protests. an apple's annual hype fest more like a snooze fest?

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happening now, the death toll is rising after a factory fire. in the country's two biggest city's yesterday. investigators saying many of those who died suffocated from smoke inhalation. they also say the buildings did not have fire exits and several doors that were leading to the outside were locked. also new this morning, some new video out of syria. we have amateur video showing an intense firefight between rebel forces and the syrian government. this one took place at aleppo

which is the country's biggest city. at least 138 people were killed during the fighting across syria yesterday. overall, we can report more than 27,000 people have died since the uprising began last year. members of the united nations and the arab league are flying into syria this week in hopes of brokering a cease-fire. the latest on a developing story. about the attack that killed four americans at the u.s. consulate in ben ghazi, libya. among those killed christopher stevens. he was born and raised in northern california. he graduated from uc berkeley in 1982 and received his j.d. from half things in '89. secretary of state hillary clinton is condemning the attacks and calls for better protection of americans in libya. a libyan official saying the americans were killed when protesters attacked the consulate in response to a u.s.

film they deemed blasphemous to the prophet muhammad. within the past 20 minutes, the law school in san francisco released a statement on the killing say, quote, the ambassador was performing the highest role that a lawyer is called upon to perform and that is public service. president obama also releasing a statement, condemning the attack, also calling the ambassador an exemplary representative of the united states. saying, brave americans we lost represent the extraordinary sacrifice and sacrifices that our civilians make every day around the globe. the president will speak more about the killings in a live address at 7:35 this morning. you can watch that address right here on nbc bay area. also from the white house, the people there saying it was not intentional but israeli officials are saying president obama snubbed prime minister netanyahu. an israeli official says

netanyahu asked for a meeting with president obama after the opening of the u.n. general assembly last month. netanyahu even offered to travel to washington for the meeting but he was told the president was just too busy. white house says the president cannot meet the prime minister because he won't be in new york at the same time and claims netanyahu did not request a meeting in washington. moving on to decision 2012. the presidential campaign is in full swing again today after a break to observe the september 11th memorials. president obama heading to nevada today. a state mitt romney visited yesterday. the presidential candidates and their surrogates will also be in florida, colorado today, all battleground states. with polls so tight, this election may hinge on turnout. clinton is stumping for the president in florida today. he's going after the youth vote,

telling college students this election shall not be a referendum on the economy. in wisconsin today, paul ryan is releasing new ads asking voters to re-elect him to congress just in case the romney/ryan presidential ticket does not win in november. 6:48 now. the campaign is on for more good weather in the bay area. >> good morning. we've got a good looking day shaping up. today looks good, especially when you put things into perspective tomorrow. it is likely in parts of the bay area. i want to start with this live picture over san jose. we are getting a little bit of cloud cover. just a beautiful sunrise. temperatures will feel crisp.

57 degrees to start you off. we're going to see a nice afternoon. we'll get a nice cool sea breeze. that's a nice sea breeze. as we head to the second half of the day. great barbecue weather as we're getting closer and closer to the start of fall. winds are going to pump from land to sea. that means elevated fire danger in the bay area. that will last through saturday. off shore flow keeping things clear at the coast. no flight delays likely tomorrow. we do have this morning everything out of time in san jose and oakland. we have about 77 degrees in redwood city. you start thinking about the weekend come wednesday, and it's easier to do so when you're able to make any sort of outdoor

plans. things start to change, so take advantage of that sunshine while it lasts. let's check your drive. >> this will last for a while so you can enjoy it. this is the backup at the bay bridge. here's the 880 overcrossing. the maps show where the big problems are. slowing through berkeley. typical. northbound 880 coming through oakland really slow approaching that toll plaz sta and the commuter lane looking like the only break you have so remember two or more approaching that toll plaza and you can get through the plaza with a good break here. nice smooth drive into san francisco when you get on to the span. we have the caesar chavez off ramp from north 101 blocked by gravel. a spill going on. use caution past the area. we also have where scott is. this is south of market.

third, fourth, mission, all crowded because of that apple announcement. a lot of trucks. not a lot of way to get through there. be careful there. we're looking to the live shots. the approach off the san mateo bridge. you look at this volume of traffic. still moving smoothly. the southbound side with these tail lights away from us from university to the north bay smooth. northbound 101. the speeds have kind of evened out. it's generally slow. approaching all the way up to the airport. picks up the volume as well. >> thank you. this morning, a new twist in the high-profile case of a priest severely beaten by a man who claims the priest sexually assaulted him as a child. now the priest may be facing criminal charges himself. joining us live from san jose where the one-time suspect in

the case will be meeting with prosecutors to talk about charging that priest with perjury. goodmorning. >> good morning. the d.a. wants to meet with william lynch before deciding whether he will file perjury charges against father jerry lindner to face those perjury charges. during the trial of william lynch just a few months ago here in san jose, the father took the stand and said he never abused lynch or his brother. lynch was on trial for beating up the priest two years ago in retaliation for that alleged abuse. when the priest denied the abuse, lynch's lawyer jumped out of his chair and told the judge to get him a lawyer because he had just perjured himself. now, it's the priest who might be on trial facing those perjure charges. link's lawyer pat harris accused the prosecutor of setting up lindner to perjure himself.

something the d.a.'s office denied. lindner waits at his retirement home to see what the d.a.'s decision will be. we're live in san jose. today in the bay. >> thank you, damien. another south bay man is coming forward in a separate case of sexual abuse. this time at a san jose prep school. the alleged victim says jesuit brother william farrington abused him when he was a boarding student back in the '60s. the accusation is not the first. the california society of jesuits which overseas bellarmine sent a letter which reads, william farrington was removed from ministry with minors after allegations surfaced. he now exercises no public ministry and lives under close supervision at the jesuit infirmary. his restrictions are reviewed annually. the victim says he wanted to put his story out there as part of the healing process and encouraging other possible victims to seek healing of there

their own. now, the final heroic act of a fallen police officer. 37-year-old kennan yunstrum shot and killed last week. the officer was an organize be donor. his right kidney went to a 52-year-old bay area woman. who had been waiting for a transplant for ten years. a 29-year-old bay area removed his left kidney and pancreas. a 63-year-old bay area woman received his liver and a father of four in southern california was the recipient of his heart. now, the official memorial for the officer will be held at the mission church in bacaville. that will take place tomorrow morning. we're also learning more about the man detectives say shot the officer. detectives searched the county home of 36-year-old christopher lacey. they seized a handgun safety certificate, a gun carrying case

and three shooting targets. we've also learned the software engineer had been hired by a mountainview company through the recruiting agency minesource. lacey was shot to death by yunstrom's partner just moments after police say lacey shot officer yunstrom. a preliminary hearing continues for an oakland teenager who admits to killing his adoptive parents. a dramatic video played yesterday. it shows moses canen admitting he killed his adoptive parents in a fit of anger after he was suspended from school for smoking marijuana. he was 15 at the time. he's 16 now. the teen is being prosecuted as an adult. on two counts of murder. his adoptive parents were found dead in a parked car outside their oakland home in january. 6:55 now. troubling numbers should have everybody in palo alto checking their windows and doors. police say burglaries are way up there to their highest point in five years.

authorities add some cases just one simple change could have prevented the crime. christy smith is live in palo alto. she has more on what police are asking everybody to do. christy, good morning. >> reporter: neighbors here in palo alto have told police they're concerned there are more forced entries going on. most of the time they're getting in easily, going right through an open door or window. new statistics show most of the burglaries are happening in the northwest and northeast part of the city. 26 burglaries in august. 5 so far in september. a jump of 50% over last year. we drove around recently and found people still leaving those windows open. police reminding people to lock them up. there's increasing patrols in the day when these burglaries are most likely to occur. some homeowners say they're considering getting video monitoring systems at

neighborhood watch groups, planning meetings with police. police are also increasing their patrols at night when they say that car break-ins are also on the rise. reporting live in palo alto, christy smith, for today in the bay. will consider a new proposal to crack down on medicinal marijuana clubs that have not been paying their taxes. they say based on current numbers, it appears the city could be losing out on millions there ares in tax revenues. san jose's finance department estimates almost half of the city's 158 dispensaries only partially paid or skipped out on their taxes last year. >> it's become an annual tradition. the annual hype fest that comes along with every big apple announcement. today, apple rumored to be announcing that brand-new iphone. are people just starting to get

burned out on big-time introductions? scott mcgrew is live in san francisco for all the festivities. >> reporter: you say annual. really, we were thinking about it. it's about about 11 months since the iphone 4-s was introduced. let's call it about 350 days since we've gotten a new iphone. if i had a dollar for every day between then and now, i would not have enough money to buy the new iphone 5 which we expect will be introduced at 10:00 a.m. here at the center for the performing arts. remember the iphone was kind of a dud, not impressed. but apple went on to sell 3 million of them in just four days. what about the iphone 5? a bigger screen, lge, a faster connect. those are things that already exist in smart phones.

unless april, announced something really amazing, the iphone 5 will mostly be a catch-up phone. back to you. >> all right, scott, looking for those reports. breaking news right now. this is hillary clint be speaking about what happened in ben ghazi, libya, overnight. u.s. embassy's on high alert after a wave of anti-american violence claims the life of the u.s. ambassador christopher stevens. he's a northern california native. let's listen in. >> our men and women in uniform. they represent the best traditions of a bold and generous nation. in the lobby of this building, the state department, the names of those who have fallen in the line of duty are inscribed in marble. our hearts break over each one. and now because of this tragedy, we have new heroes